The phrase "at that elevation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing altitude or height in various contexts, such as geography, aviation, or physical activities like hiking or climbing.
Example: "The temperature drops significantly at that elevation, making it necessary to wear warmer clothing."
Alternatives: "at that altitude" or "at that height".
A negative NDVIdif means a lower NDVI is observed for a pixel than the value expected for that vegetation type at that elevation after the experienced rainfall.
The summit disappears in the clouds for periods of time on most days, which translates to fog at that elevation and possible disorientation as well as anxiety.
But at that elevation they aren't blooming," Mr. Swecker said.
Because of the dangerous conditions at that elevation, Mr. Delaney's body will remain on the peak, Mr. Falvey said.
The ambitious man, Smith writes, comes to believe "that the lustre of his future conduct will entirely cover, or efface, the foulness of the steps by which he arrived at that elevation".
Not that you'd drive the Touareg at that elevation, save to clear an obstacle.
At a much more local scale, the upward range contraction of T. alpinus may also reflect extirpation, in this case the loss of local populations that had been resident at the elevations that were historically occupied by this species.
AIM HIGH AND DRY Some resorts in Colorado, like Vail and Aspen, are at an elevation that ensures that they remain cold.
The two important grains that ripen at this elevation, both highly nutritious, are quinoa and cañahua (cañihua).
"I don't think that he was a strong enough jurist or legal thinker at the time for that elevation, setting aside the fact that I profoundly disagree with his interpretations of the Constitution," Mr. Obama said.
The next phase of park construction will include a raised overlook, and "it would be great to be able to look at the pier from that elevation -- it's an amazing sight," Mr. Balsley said.
